The Official "Better Call Saul" Season 6 Thread (Final Season)

[TheDarceKnight]

Of course this muthafukker had to play super simp at the end SMH! Could’ve been out in 7 years but had to grow a conscience.

He always had a conscience though. Jimmy's always been aware where he hurts other people and to some extent does truly feel bad about it. Chuck even told him as much, and was right on the money.

 

[TheDarceKnight]

I could MAYBE see taking an extra 1-3 years for Kim, but an extra 8 decades?

He didn't do it just for Kim. She was one factor, though

 

[Czerka]

That exit sign was such a powerful moment. Such a payoff for people who have been watching this show for nearly a decade. Cant wait to do a rewatch

 

[Anton]

He didn't do it just for Kim. She was one factor, though

it's unrealistic cuz nobody feels that guilty. Especially not a cockroach like Jimmy.

 

[Barry Sanders]

Yeah I felt the exact same way after the BB finale, I liked it (I like this one more) but it was all just a bit too convenient. I almost liked the theory more that the entire episode was a fevre dream of Walts.

Same with BCS, I fukking loved it right up until the plane when it became obvious that Saul was about to throw it all away for Kim; he damn near smirked in the camera. I don't hate it because I could see his character being conflicted about letting Kim go down, but it was just too smooth and so predictable.

Overall I love this series, even though the second half of the finale was disappointing. There's so much quality. I almost would've liked it better if the final scene was Jimmy kind of figuring out that he could save Kim and...credits, and we choose whether he chose Jimmy MgGill or Saul...but Vince Gilligan didn't go for that and I respect that too.

What did he throw away for Kim. They couldn't be charged for his murder.

 

[Long Live The Kane]

a follow up “movie” or 90 minute ep would be cool a few years from now lol

i was low key mad that he burned the 7 year deal down cause it’d keep the door open for them to make a movie set when he got out…but a prison movie is probably just as good (doubtful cause they all seem content with ending the story)….plus realistically, like Dankster said, Jeff would’ve rolled on him and he’d get more time anyway

 

[old pig]

i was low key mad that he burned the 7 year deal down cause it’d keep the door open for them to make a movie set when he got out…but a prison movie is probably just as good (doubtful cause they all seem content with ending the story)….plus realistically, like Dankster said, Jeff would’ve rolled on him and he’d get more time anyway

ya I’m sure there won’t be one…it’d just be fun to see a story based on some prison hijinks but as far as telling the story they needed to, they’re done

 

[TheDarceKnight]

That exit sign was such a powerful moment. Such a payoff for people who have been watching this show for nearly a decade. Cant wait to do a rewatch

great throwback to Chicanery too

 

[JamesJabdi]

BCS and BB have basically the same ending......Walt was in the clear in the end, but had to sacrifice himself to prove he wasn't just evil....same with Saul. The problem however is that we followed these dudes through multiple seasons of them going deeper and deeper into some out of pocket evil shyt, but now suddenly want to have a change of heart? nahh....lazy writing.

 

[Supa]

My feelings on the second half of the season:

They didn't stick the landing. The last few episodes were very anticlimactic which I was not expecting. Went into the finale hoping to be impressed but was let down.

Let me get this straight he took 79 extra years just so Kim could avoid a civil suit?

The stakes don't match up so him having such a dramatic change of heart and choosing to die in prison isn't believable. I can't believe they thought that was the best path to take.

Didn't feel right for his character nor Kim's. She just sat there and let him take the fall after confessing to Howard's widow because she couldn't deal with the guilt

This is one of those times where the ending taints my overall opinion of a show.

 

[Take It In Blood]

Now time for a spin off where we see Saul dealing with prison life and all the schemes he try’s to pull off

Oz exist breh


Saul getting his back blown out by Adebesi daily now

 

[Fctftl]

My feelings on the second half of the season:

They didn't stick the landing. The last few episodes were very anticlimactic which I was not expecting. Went into the finale hoping to be impressed but was let down.

Let me get this straight he took 79 extra years just so Kim could avoid a civil suit?

The stakes don't match up so him having such a dramatic change of heart and choosing to die in prison isn't believable. I can't believe they thought that was the best path to take.

Didn't feel right for his character nor Kim's. She just sat there and let him take the fall after confessing to Howard's widow because she couldn't deal with the guilt

This is one of those times where the ending taints my overall opinion of a show.

he didn't take the fall for Kim. she already confessed to the Howard thing. He owned up to being a scumbag and giving his conscious peace, he lured her there so she could see it.

 

[RageKage]

Why is this news? Society is down bad right now

Oz exist breh


Saul getting his back blown out by Adebesi daily now

Enters thread for 1st time, and this is what I see

 

[Supa]

he didn't take the fall for Kim. she already confessed to the Howard thing. He owned up to being a scumbag and giving his conscious peace, he lured her there so she could see it.

Then it makes even less sense

 

[Fctftl]

Then it makes even less sense

the entire Gene timeline since season 1 was preparing us for him breaking. he was tired of running from the truth. the whole series has been about Jimmy McGill putting on masks to fight his humanity. in the end it finally came off.